Introduction to System encapsulation for Windows7, Windows 2008, and Windows R2

Introduction to System encapsulation for Windows7, Windows 2008, and Windows R2

• The first step:

The Sysprep.exe file path in Windows7, windows2008, and Windows 2008R2 is C:\Windows\System32\sysprep, and you can simply double-click the file to encapsulate it, as follows:

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• Step Two:

In the System Preparation Tool 3.14 for the relevant settings, select the system shutdown after encapsulation, as follows:

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• Step Three:

About 15 seconds after the encapsulation system is complete, the system automatically shuts down. After booting, re-enter the system boot step, set well, about five minutes into the system. Using the Ctrl+r composite key, enter CMD and enter whoami/user on the interface to view the system SID. As follows:

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Introduction to System encapsulation for Windows7, Windows 2008, and Windows R2